Notes on using the battery pack, User guide – Sony SVF1432ACXW User Manual

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Personal Computer

VAIO Fit 14E/15E

SVF1432/SVF1442/SVF1532/SVF1542

Notes on Using the Battery Pack

Before using the battery pack, read the following precautions for correct use.

About the battery pack

The supplied battery pack is designed specifically for your VAIO computer.

For your safety, only use the supplied battery pack or an optional battery pack that is specified by Sony.

For safety reasons, battery charging may be suspended at higher or lower temperatures.

The battery pack is not fully charged at the time of delivery.

While the battery pack is in use or being charged, heat builds up in the battery pack. This is normal and is not cause

for concern.

Do not use your VAIO computer without installing the battery pack as it may cause the computer to malfunction.

About battery discharge

After battery charge, the battery pack will gradually discharge over time even while not in use. If it is left unused for an

extended period of time, the battery power may be depleted. It is recommended that you recharge the battery pack

before use.

About battery life

Battery life varies depending on usage and settings.

About battery deterioration and replacement

The battery pack is consumable. The capacity gradually declines through repeated cycles of recharging and

discharging, and depending on the ambient temperature during use or storage. As a result, the battery life becomes

short even if it is fully charged and eventually the battery pack reaches the end of its life.

If the battery pack quickly runs out of power after being fully charged or it has reached the end of its life, replace it

with a new one.

When the battery pack is running out of power

If the battery pack runs out and your VAIO computer is not plugged in, power will be cut off and any data you are

working on will be lost.

While your VAIO computer is running on battery power, save data frequently.

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Notes on Using the Power Source

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How to Use

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